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My daughter's imaginary friend isn't imaginary

So this is going to sound ridiculous but my 4-year-old daughter has this 'imaginary' friend, Lucy. Nothing weird, right? Kids do this. Except Lucy has been giving some... unsettling advice. The other day my daughter said Lucy told her to lock the doors and close all the windows because the 'bad ones' were coming. Later that night, we heard what sounded like whispers in the living room. Haven't slept properly since.

Submitted 1 week, 3 days ago by spookyJen87

This is likely just your daughter picking up on something you might have said in passing or on TV. Whispering in the living room though? Probably the wind. Just keep an eye and maybe chat with your daughter more about it.

1 week, 3 days ago by BluntRealist

Just joined but wow... Have you thought about getting protective crystals? Sometimes bad vibes can be cleared up by harnessing positive energies 🌟

1 week, 3 days ago by CatLadyMystic

gets out emf reader Have you tried recording the whispers? It’d be chilling to find actual EVPs from your living room. Might be worth a look!

1 week, 3 days ago by GhostHunter99

Hmm, okay but let's think about this rationally for a sec. Kids can freak themselves out with their own stories. Check for anything unusual but maybe also consider if she's just picking things up from shows or other kids at school.

1 week, 3 days ago by logicmaven88

Whoa, creepy! I once had a similar situation with my nephew. His 'friend' would tell him stuff that seemed like warnings. Turns out it was... well, let's just say we never found out, but it stopped after I saged the house. 🤷‍♂️

1 week, 3 days ago by NightOwl234

This sounds like something straight out of a ghost story! 👻 Have you considered bringing in a medium or something? Sometimes kids are just more in tune with that stuff. Better safe than sorry!

1 week, 3 days ago by paranormal_enthusiast_42

Yikes, that's some spooky stuff. Do you think it's just your daughter overhearing something on TV or something? Kids have wild imaginations, but creepy advice like that might need a second look!